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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctionee
FINHUMAS BOWLING, AuCtiOneer.
SECOND SALE
CATALOGUE SALE OF SIX CASES DUTCH BULBS,
DIRECT FROM HOLLAND, EMBRACING THE

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PPoE kEGW1 FE2W HqhHhSD EMBkAc1Na THE
Blue. Red. and White Single and Double Hyacinths
Fnressgs Greeus Single and Double Tulips OF the
y11Ta MoSp%Y AFTEkNooS o6 {fSdsE
their buyer"
PA1iw s sgHdH sAJE Ne; WILL SELL AT PUB
S5HSbHS 5Ef 5HHHs
O'Clock 1. NJ, consisting of Gold and Silver Watches
Braeeiss Bnton kss
PstSls CLOCKS Opera Glasses Silver and Plated Ware
Wearing Apparel Persons holding tickets will please
n.>,., sTE1NEM BROS,
SAH 2E ms s2h hh2k
& fAEs IT ESE SoE f5eErM
| will SELL in front Of the premises, - =
"a feet and so feet on Fiji
eenth street east One OF the most rapidly improv'
Terms: one-third cash; balance in one and two
years at per cent per annum and secured by deed of
to Ss
with in right
:sSEs: SSsSSsSs SSS iss:
r. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AZ
SEVENTH 1854 Gsq RR3S
V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
FINE BRUSSELS rs AND INGRAM CARPETS, sMYR-
EEP pSs %AtSST HATL STAS6 ASb eHAIks;
IhhE aa &kpS %xLS HAssINes fS9
HaNbsoMA WAk6k6B nEA1 WikE
St T EESSTH HxES RER$iHa5k NE NE
On fS Sc AT AHGT!2 OVEN
shall sell at residence No Alb 9th street
Oh Auc
eB- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence Of the rain until II, MONDAY. OCTOBER
sAE E NEAHtY
81 18Th AHp BS1SG As
FIVE Ss2SoK 1 ss
En- % Inc e; sEsss 1885, South. and
feet on 18th street East This lot is within half
posed New Bridge crossing Eastern branch The
OF the lot makes it very susceptible Of subdivision to
Terms One third cash balance in one and two years.
s to bear ST ns 81 at day Of
option Of purchaser. deposit of $3.50 required at
chasers. Terms to be complied with, in ten days,
otherwise right reserved to resell at risk and cost
defaulting purchaser after five days notice in
newspaper published in Washington, D. G. Title good,
or abstract paid for.
SIT DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
SAFF i oSSH Sx
s29 DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts
FIVE TWo;sToRY BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS:
Il 1910, dG22, 1924. 1926 AND 1928 SOUTH
CAPITOL STREET, NEAR VIRGINIA AVENUE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER THIRD. -
at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front Of thief :i
premises ias::il
Lots 20, 20, 80, 81 and 80, square 697
each fronting 13x feet by depth of 73 feet i'm
proved by comfortable 2-story 5-room Brick Dwell
ngs suitable for investors DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning comfortable homes. These houses in the
immediate vicinity Of the workshops Of the Bal
tmore and Potomac Pot, Railroad Co.. now nearly COM
Terms: One-third cash balance in one and two
years. notes to bear cent interest from day of
SALE payable semi and to be secured by deed
Of trust all cash. option of the purchaser
veyanclnR &c ut purchasers cost. Terms of sale to
be complied with in ten days. otherwise the right
served to resell at The risk and cost Of the deaulng
purchaser after five days publ notice Of such resale
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"Forty MINER" died at Alameda, Cal, some days
ago. and his remains now rest in q monument he
had erected some years ago, bearing his name,
dates OF his birth and death, and this ep1taph:
ale travelled over the first railway ever built in
England, and crossed the Atlantic in the first
steamship that ever plOwed the ocean. He ex-
plored many lands and died In the fullness OF the
faith. Amonn
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ELOPERS ARRESTED ON A SERIOUS CHARGR.-The
Newark n j., police yesterday arrested VIM. j.
Gentry and Matte johnson, who had eloped from
Richmond Va. The arrest was made on a dis
patch received by the CHIEF OF police at Newark,
which stated that the woman had stolen $780, and
was, besides guilty OF attempted murder, and that
Gentry was accessory TO the crime. Both are held
pending the arrival OF the Richmond Officers.
Matte johnson Is charged with beating, chloro-
forming and robbtng woman by the name OF
Mrs. T. White, In Norfolk, about three weeks ago.
After leaving that city Matte johnson went to
Richmond, and was joined by married man. The
couple went North, and were arrested, as stated,
In Newark The man Is not charged with the al
legged robbery.
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Mrs. otto Goldschmidt Jenny LtndQ be- had {
stroke Of general paEAlyntA
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A UCTION SALE OF IRON FENCES-OFFICEO OF
APublic Buildings and Grounds, Washington. D. C..
September 20, 1SS7.The iron fences around the u s.
Reservations Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 18th and
14th streets w. and on Massachusetts avenue. bet.
9Th and 9th streets will be sold at auction at the
localities named, commencing at the of Penn
sylvania avenue and 18th street, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
Terms cash. in Government funds JOHN NJ Will
SON, Col U. s. Army. DUNCANsoN BROTHERS. Auc-
tioneers. se2S,29, 80. Octl, 24&25
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CtHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
~ SITUATED ON 9TH STREET NEAR g STREET
SOUTHEAST. ON STREET, BETWEEN l4TH

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~ SITUATED ON 9TH STREET NEAR g STREET
SOUTHEAST. ON STREET, BETWEEN l4TH
AND AND, 18th l STREETS SOUTHEAST. AND ON
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
Cause No 1927, entitled Mary S. Nailor vs. Henry
Nailor ct al the undersigned trustees will offer for
sale at Public Auction in front of the respective
ises, ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1887 at HALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 7. H., part Of lot No. 32, So
S7S being the south AZ feet inches front of said lot
by depth Of 90 feet AZ inches situated on 7th street
near G street
At FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, on the same day. part of
lot No So 1865. being the east 156 feet inches Of
said lot fronting on street 18th street southeast
by depth of go feet
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER WE WILL SELL.
ALL OF
LOT NO 2, SQUARE 1918,
fronting 81 feet inches 18th street east between
Pennsylvania avenue and X street south, running
back that width the depth Of the lot.
Terms OF sale: Onethrd of the purchase money pay
able in cash. balance in one and two notes to
bear interest from date OF SALE secured by deed of
trust ON the premises sold all cash option the
purchaser deposit Of 300 required on each lot at
time OF SALE All couveyancing, &C. at purchasers
risk of the purchaser after five days public advertise
ment in some newspaper published in Washington, D.
T., IL the terms OF sale are not complied with in ten
days from day of sale.
RICHARD SMITH, Trustee,
Webster Law Building.
CHAS. A. ELLIOT, Trustee,
- 400 9Th street n. ".
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. s21-dAds
| A q OrT-TT
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CLARK COUNTY MUST PAY UP.-The Court OF Ap-
peals in Staunton, Va, yesterday affirmed the
decision OF the Circuit Court in the case OF the
Washington, Ohio and Western Railroad Co.
against Casenave and the county OF Clark BY
this decree Clark county is held liable for its
100000 subscription to the capital stock OF the
old Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad,
western Railroad Co., but the railroad company,
under its contract, must indemnify the county.
The sale Of the road is decreed.
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MOST TO BE ARREsTED.-It is reported that In
spector Bonneld, OF Chicago, who Is in New York
city, is arranging for the arrest OF Herr Most and
that he has the exIradition papers for Most with
him. The alleged charge against Most is aiding In
| the HaYmarkeL massacre.
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WALTER B WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY FRAME
EAST.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated March IL -
1886. duly recorded in Lber 116S Folio $40, etIEf
seq. Of the land records Of the District of Co
luInbia and by direction of the party secured thereby
the premises, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER FOURTH
1887, AT HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the
south % feet of lot 49, square 79S with depth OF said
lot. and improved by two-stOry Frame House, being
No. 907 4th street southeast.
Terms: One-th cash, the residue in two equal pay
mens. at six and twelve months with notes bearing
interest and secured by deed Of on the property
sold or all cash at the option OF purchaser deposit
Of 500 will be required at the time of sale. All con-
veyaucing aud recording at cost of purchaser.
JESSE II. WILSON,
40 Louisiana ave. (rx
CHAS. II. FICKLING, ( Afos'ees'
% II;
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF
L SUB LOT 80, SQUARE 748,
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER FIRST 1887 at mp
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ in front of 2lS
the premises, we will sell the above lot Lot 49,
fronts Is S1-1OO feet on new street running north
from street, between I'd and Sd streets northeast
and is 80 feet deep to an alley.
Terms One-haH cash: balance one and two years
all cash. WALTER WILLIAMS Co
s21-dts Auctoneers
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AIRS. NJ J. WATSON
Vl begs to inform her customers and ladies gener-
ally that she has removed her Dress making Establish
merit to 923 18th ST. bet and SITS. where she has
hand all the latest styles Work done at reasonable
rates. se30-2ts
MISS LIZZIE MALCOLM THANKS HER Pa
J1 irons for their kindness TO her. and wishes to in
form them that she Is ready for the Fall and Win
ter work at 1924 14th ST.. between st. and Rhode
Island upstairs Pretty. Stylish Dresses at
sonsble prices. s29-2t.
MRS E. McCAFFERTY, 1909 g ST NV. HAS
4N1 Just returned from New York with the latest
styles of Bonnet and Hat Frames. She is the only
Wholesale and retail manufacturer this side of Balu-
more. s27-1m
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FUNHOMAS DOWNING, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE PLATFORM BRIC1
TRUCKS AND TWENTY-FIVE BRICK-WAGOl

BODIES.
By virtue of a decd Of trust dated the third day of
July. 1856, and duly recorded in IIber 1875 folio SO
ct seQ of the Land Records Of the District
lunba ana by direction Of the party secured thereby
the undersigned Trustee will sell on SATURDAY,
OCTOBER FIRST, 1887, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
in front of the auction rooms of Thomas Downing,
18th and Pennsylvania avenue the following personal
property. VIZ:
Three t0ur-wheel Champion Platform Brick Trucks
and twenty two Brick Wagon Bodies.
The Wagon Bodies can be at the store of Messrs
Nicola Brothers, Nos. 1850 and 1852 Maryland ave
southwest.
Terms cash.
s2S-3r HENRY M. BAKER Trustee
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Yesterday sub committee OF the committee on
resolutions reported the following: Your commit.
tee on resolutions, to which was submitted the
communication OF Mrs. Elizabeth D'Arch Kline
national president OF the Womans Relief Corps
recommend that this national encampment OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic most heartily in.
dOrSe in every respect our auxiliary organization
the WOman'S Relief Corps The aid and assistance
rendered by this noble body OF women to our CON-
radeS and their families when sick or needy can
never be forgotten, and your committee feel that
this encampment cannot ind words too strong To
sufficiently express its entire appreciation and APP
prOval OF the good work done by the Womans Re-
lief Corps since its organization. Adjourned until
to-day.
THE vANDERvoRr RESOLUTIONS 10 BIZ FAvoRABLY
REPORTED.
1t is understood tonight that the committee on
resolutions has, by majority vote, decided TO re
port favorably upon the Vandervort resolutions
censuring the President for his veto OF the de-
pendent pension bill.
The next encampment will be held at Columbus.
Ohio, in October 1888 during the week OF the cen.
tenn1al exercises there.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
BicYeys Condition.

Bernard e. McVey, who was stabbed
in the stomach and cut In three places
on his neck while int trfering to save .
friend during fight on the steamer
Repa5lic last Sunday afternoon, is get.
ting aioHR better than expected, and
DR.. Ogie, his physician. says there is
every reason 10 believe that he will .e
cover. He rested good last night ar d
was almost totally free from fever. II
Is now certain that tho wounds were In.
hicfed bv Michael McCaun, who resides
al No. 90S Alder street, Philadelphia,
Yesterday morning Chief OF Police
Dougherty sent q telegram to Philadel-
phia asking that McCsnu and bis com
panicns, James A and John T Rev.
nolds OF Chester, Pa, ali of whom were
arrested, should bs held to await the
action CT the Authorities of this State.
This was answered by q despatch re
qussting him to bs present at the hear
log before Magistrate Durham a, Z
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
In accord ance with this request the
Chief, accompanied by City Soiicito,
Ball, proceeded to Philadelphia and en-
terfo the necessary papers to ensure he
detention OF the men, until REQ uisitiop,
can be obtained from Governor Biees
and served On the Pennsylvania anthor
ities, when they will be brought ter,
for trial.
As the offer se was committed on tn,
high sea, 1t is probable the men msy b,
tried before the United States Court
and IL such should be the case the pre
, ltnlnary hearing will take place be for,
U 0ited States Commissioner Smith. in
sSesd Of in the city court.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
"BEE HIVE"
|3O6 MARKET ST.

Hot weather bargains. The
balance OF our lace caps must
go for half or two-thirds.
1 lot seersuckers, Is and I5c.,
goes down to Ioc.; this is the
Hast call.
100 dozen hose for men, wo-
men and children, SC a pair.
Ladies ribbed Lisle thread
hose soc the world over; our
marked down price, 25c.; an
|unmatchable bargain.
case OF apron ginghams to
be sacrificed for 7c a yard; a
bargain for everybody.
We are selling quantities Of
gents laundried shirts at 75c
that will compare with others
lat ST.
10 pieces damask table linen,
instead of size, regular price,
you can take them away for 25c
per yard.
Ifyou want any gauze under.
wear to keep you warm, buy it
at the "Bee Hive" at three
fourths value
Our sateens are all marked
down to closing out prices.
French go at 25c.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
ShOuld be Inyaatigatad.


The Sunday Star com pletes tho solid
phAlAnx Of the Wilmington newspapers
that think and believe that the Board
OF EiucAtlon made . very grave mis-
take In not investi eating the charges
made by the two teachers next in rank
to Professor Graham, principal OF the
High School. against that gentleman.
Pablo opinion may be defsd and def ed
outrageously, but that is no proof that
those who defy 1t sre right. Professor
Graham may be right, we hope he Is,
bat the public will never accord the
measure Of Justice dus to him II he is
right without an investigation OF the
charges made against him by The two
lady teachers, who for nearly o SCORE Of
years have stood before an intelligent
community as amongs. the best teachers
In our public schools. Now that Pro.
fessor Graham has returned home fro N
his vacation trip and is made acquaint.
ed with the true situation OF affairs lie,
him be man enough TO demand an in.
vestigation Of the charges.
They are OF such . character tha
they cannot be smothered by the pub.
Lie, however much they may bs smoth.
cred by small maj jority o; the Boa-d
OF Pablo Eiuoation. They canno. b,
whissled out OF sight nor ou. Of mlna
II the charges ars false, and 50 pro ven
Professor Graham will stand so high IL
the estimation OF the public that biz
Aoousers will bs glad to hide from the
public wrath. One side or the othe
will have to give way. I. will only b
. waste OF time and a ruination of tn,
education OF our girls and boys In th
IL gh School to permi. such disoordsn
elements to fritter away the sohoo
hours and draw the peoples money.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

If WHAT we hear Is true coming
from Boston In regard to digging q
trench through . cemetery In which to
isy electric wires, then we shall not be
surprised II the cremationists do not
hnd strong argument In defence OF
their peculiar theories ont OF the affair
referred 10. In digging the trench q
large number Of graves were en-
coansered, and 1t Ia said their con ten ia
we're thrown out. Instead Of being
gathered agsin and given decent sspui.
sure they were left scattered about. and
skulls and bones were hung upon the
fences In the vicinity by idle bows 10
become the subject OF scurri,ous laugh
Tor and jests. Such desecra,i 5n OF th,
re sing places OF the dead 1, not
Pleasant to think about, and to mos
p,opls destruction by Ere would bs pre
fsrAbis.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Ohoap oar Fares. .

Lancaster, Pa, 10 . city with not
much more than half the population ol
Wilmington, and yet the fares for stree,
oars are mu,h lower. Being IN inland
city, with less manufacturing indus
tries than Wilmington has. It might
reasonably be supposed that there
would be less cause for street car travel,
but according to what the New Era
says, there must be more travel In that
city or else the directors OF the street
railroads must know how to operate
roads cheaper than ours do In Whining
ton. Another view OF the case must
be thst the Lancaster roads must
Lose money or tho Wilmington roads
must mako considerable o! money. The
paper referred to In speaking o; the
Lancaster roads sayt:
''The Lancaster Street Railway Com
pauy and the East End Company have
decided to issue exchange tickets, and
now those wishing to ride over both
lises can do so for seven cents. The
East End Company also commute the
rate to persons buying . dollars worth
OF tickets. To those living along the
line they sell thirty tickets for dollar
and to All others twenty five for dol
lar. II the claim Of profits made By
tbs Lancaster Street Railway off ,ialt
be correct, why do they not issue com
mutation tickets also? They would
gain both In patronage and popularity J
by 90 doing"
We do not know whether the direc
tors OF our railroads oan carry pAssen
gers cheaper than they do or not, bu
We do know that there Is . great dis
crspAuoy between Lancaster and VIII
nington fares, and 1t strikes us that |
Lancaster railroads can afford TO sci
ooumuta.lon tickets to persons along
the line OF their roads for three and one
third cents-.hirty for dollar, eul
Wilmington roAds should be able Il
sell tickets at less than Ave cent,
. piece BY taking ten At . time. II
persons who do not live along the lint
they sell twenty Ave tickets for q dollar
-.our cents . piece. Why this dis
elimination, however. against persons
living off the line Of the roads we are
mot informed. To those who take q
single ride nickel IL the charge. W.
hope that our Wilmin gton railroad
managers will be able soon to find theil
roads 80 prosperous that they will bt
sble to follow the example Of Lsncas
ter.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Philadelphia Wilmington 4 Bal
timore Railroad.
Juna lafh. laN1 .

TEafnswtn lsave Wiimington - follewe:
"a, ) Is, SO. 10, 5 Il. 10 o., ii %, IL IL an
g e q = e. g sSs q 3: 8: ?; i e :;
ssa, %, ~, ! 20. . 20, 10 % p. m.
pt1, II %, II IL .. m, ~ 90, =, . % and Y.ti
ss g. "a g .sa "a . = ,.
rev York, y 90, . %, tto. Q 80, 90, . 9.
10 o.. Il u 9. M. sia "a. %, "a . n, % %,
roc. 10 20 p. m.
sls .. m, . 90 aud 90 ?. N.
For Newark tOentre) and intermediate
stations, 7 a. 8. m, II 80 and n p. N.
Baltimore and intermediate slstiors, 10 ca
. m, 6H And II ss p: m.
Baltimore and wsshington, i %, { "a, . o.
10 os, II 90 q. m, Il %, sll7. 2 "a, AtA, STA
- 20 and Z <sp p. m.
Trains for Dsi..... ] Division Leave for; :,
rs p. m. and IL os night,
asefgstown and Lswcs, % .. m. and Q q
FOR Rencbosh. 8 90 a. m. and so tEx.
seaiori (Exprsss) sop. m.
Harrington, Dslnssr and way ssatious.u %
EIp!.ss icr Harrington. sss .. m. Va,
1i K1prss. q ior Dover. Harrington and Ds,
mar, IL % night.
franklin City, $50 .. N.
Expreso for Ospe CHARLES, Old Point Com
fort and Noriofx, u CO night.
Leave Philadelpnia, Bread ssrsss, f.l
Wilmington texpresal, II 70, go, 7 70, NJ
10, 20 20. IL 10, IL % .. m. . 10, Q Of, oa
%. sos, ~, oo7, 81, IL 20 p. m.
Accommodation 90. 10 ss .. m. I "a. z 30
~, 4 81. 0 "a. % 10 o3 10 90 and II ~ p. m
Trains marEed TINS (s)Ars iifaired sxp7ss
lpon which extra fffs 10 charged.
SUNDAY TRAINn.
FOR Philadelphia fex2ress), 2 90, . q, 4 &C.
Ii, Q 10. II 81 o. NJ. q ~, "a and 90 p. N
Accommodated, SIS .. m, II 10, / 90
For Chester texpross), 10 o 10, II q @, u,
"a 90 and . 10 p. N.
Accommodated, Id q. m, Il 10, l 20, = 10
rcr New YORK terpresa), CO, ssz 10
Ils, all. IL 81 q. NJ, n, t2z, ss "a, zoe snt
for Wet Chester, vi. I.anok;a. sIsa. N
For Uspe Charles. Ola Point Comfort aat
For New uastis. m,dcl.town, olay ton
Dover, Harrington, Sssiord, Laurel an
Delmar, II t6 night.
more. . 81. and IL ssp pm.
Lsavs Phiiadslpnia, Broad street, Tor VII
nington lexprsss), u %. 70, Z 20, . 10, IL !;
q. N. D 08, o 81, and II 20, D. m.
Accommodation, es6, 10 2s .. m, II -. . ol
SIC, 8 50 and IL ~ p. m.
tsrred 70 the tioEss ONCE Ct tho station.
J. Il. WUuD.
General Passenger Agent.
CMAIne y. Ruen GoneYsi mspAr0.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Peaches,
Forfu siy oa.,,o..

FORTY ak carloads of peaches passed
through this city yesterday. oonsisned
as foliovs Jerseg CITY, ~; Pniladel.
phia, 10; Bosi OF, &; Hartford, /; scran-
ton. l; Baltinors, 2; making a total /,
date Of S95 cars. The demand Tar
peaches 10 very heavy &C presert and
Ia conseq encs they ars bringing gooa
pricea, Prime fruit sold Al Wuoatns
yesterday at Sl.5o 70 S210 psr baaks,
while Crawfords and Yorks tound rs.S .
sale at g to So 90 per HUNDRED The
market is filled with buyers, but The
supply of fruit ts short.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

THE GRAND cold man" Gladstone
hs. been honored With another victory
over the Liberal. U niouists In the North
vioh district OF Cheshire. The etsotion
vas 10 all . Vacancy caused By ths
dssth OF virden, Liberal Unionist. In
the last election before this one, Mr..
vlrden had 4416 votes to 1888 for j. T
Brupner, Home Ruler. At tho election
last Saturday Mr. Brunner received
5ii2 70 1888 for Lord Henry Grosvsnor
Liberal u nionist. The Government
would now no doubt suffer . total rout,
Il the people had their way OF It, and
Home Rule for ireland would be %
sured. But the Homo Rulers can If
ford to wait patiently for the dissolu
tion OF Parliament, whish cannot b.
prolonged much longer.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Stray Cow to be sold.

A Young COW, giving milk, came to
the premises of David Woolman, on
orange street. a few weeks ago, and the
owner not having appeared to claim
her, she will be sold at public sale to.
morrow morning at stidham's auction
mart In order to obtain pay for her
Keep. 1t Is rather singular that any one
In This vicinity shonld lose a COW AID
NOT Snow II, but such appears TO be the
case. A good bay mare and furniture
car, Germantown wagon and ret of
express hart ess will also be sold at the
same time.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

UNITED STATES Senator Riddle
berger through the spitefui and
despotic action Of Judge Newmsn o.
Shenandoah County, practically Re
Isures Mr.. Rlddleberger's reelection Il
the Senate II the Republicans carry
the State, which they are very san guine
Of doing. The personal behavior and
gentlemAnly department Of the Senator
compared with the spite and mAlisuity
OF the Judge will do Mr.. Riddiebergel
and the Republicans Of Virginia nc
harm,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's organs
continne to depounoe the Union veter.
ans ss would'be plunderers OF the Ma
iional Treasury. Apparently they are
preparing to cut out the work for him
next year as the determined enemy Of
Grand Army rascality. A Cleveland
Ana'so dler campaign, how 1t would
sntauss and bring ons the solid vote of
The remnant OF Northern copperhaad.
Ism. II this is to be the line Of CAM
psisn We would respectfully suggest
that poor old Jefferson Davis be bro1 sbt
ont to stump the country against the
Union veterans.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-16

THE FIRST BLOW for Blaine for
President WAS struck yesterday In
Schuylklll County, Pa, where the dele
gates to the National Convention,
chosen In . fusion convention ol
Republicans and Greenbackers, wert
instructed to vote for that matchless
Statesman ON whom the party hiss be-
slowed its highest honors and to whom
foreign nations arc now paying their
best tributes, and We believe he was
wrongfuily deprived OF the Presidency
i'd 1884, and by right 10 entitled to the
favorable consideration OF the conven.
ton OF 1888"